John Woodhouse's story

The story of my life in South Africa and England and travels all over the world.

Saturday, 23 May 2020

John Michael East RIP


Rather naughtily John Ainslie claimed to have written this. I collected the material! 

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Last night of the Proms

Music and Liturgy article

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Ordination in Kerala 2012



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Belmont Abbey pilgrimage

At Douai 2009 and Pluscarden 2010 Panel of Monastic musicians
14 Nov 2009 we manned a stall for SSG at Towards Advent 


Part 2 from Music and Liturgy is missing

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Concerts



Liza Connell and Richard Wiegold sang Lyric Opera at a house in Queen's Gate 
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Friday, 22 May 2020

2004 Berlin and Leipzig

Battersea Park library reopens


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Labels: David Campling, Felix Mendelssohn

Library staff at Battersea Park




Wisdom Uzor
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I am a retired librarian. People fascinate me and I like helping to find answers. I have been an organist and choir director in the Anglican and Catholic church although I am a Catholic and I used to serve at Westminster Cathedral. My wife and I met in the Philharmonia chorus and sang with them for 38 years. We have 3 wonderful grown-up children and 3 lovely grandsons. I am very committed to ecumenism and interfaith. Reconciliation is so important in the world today. I organise the Westminster cathedral interfaith group and co-ordinate Laudato Si' animators in England. I paint in oils. I have completed an MA in Christianity and Interreligious relations at Heythrop College part-time over 2 years and I am a trained spiritual director.
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